Millions of online shoppers could face chaos after a security shake-up that may bar customers without mobile phones.
Critics say banks have not done enough to prepare shoppers for the major changes, which are due to take place within weeks.
The new system, aimed at preventing fraud, requires customers to use an access code - typically sent to a mobile - before making purchases online.

They must enter this number at the check-out to confirm payment.




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